
League of Legends: I Can Borrow Skill
LOL:我能贷款熟练度
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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367Chapters
13.6kRecommendations
73.6kFans
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Damn, the female lead is actually a female commentator? Wouldn't it have been much better if you just dated that rich second-generation female manager instead of a female commentator? I really don't understand the thinking of you struggling authors.
This game relies on talent, not hero proficiency.
I found the first few dozen chapters very interesting, and the first hundred chapters were alright. I skipped around in chapter 120. Chapter 160 was boring from the side. The match was incredibly long, and the female lead was less prominent than some of the background characters who had more screen time in the early episodes. Then, Rita suddenly appeared halfway through.
The main character was heavily suppressed before being released.
I don't know what this author was thinking, is he a newbie?! Writing a novel with a system is just writing wish-fulfillment stories. The protagonist has a system, and he's even downgraded from LGD, yet he still manages to solo kill them multiple times with Zed. The protagonist himself is in control, and it's still so difficult for him! Do you think anyone would want to keep reading this book?
The finals are over, but it doesn't feel quite right.
In all three finals, the main character never truly faced Faker; instead, he simply kept pulling out various "strategies" one after another. From a utilitarian point of view, I can't say that this is wrong. After all, in reality, if you know that a strategy can guarantee victory, who would not use it? But as a novel, as a protagonist existing in fantasy, he shouldn't be like this.
Have you ever taken out a loan? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.
With so many female supporting characters in the character list, I thought it was a rare multi-female-lead e-sports novel, but it turns out to be a scam. 😴
Can someone be called a "god-level" online?
If you really encounter someone like that, wouldn't you have to call the shopkeeper "dad"?
The worse the LPL performance, the higher the novel's traffic.
The storyline about iboy is ridiculous. Even if you say it's a paid troll AD carry, it makes more sense than iboy. Iboy was being ostracized by his own teammates in S8 EDG, how could he be ranked second? Iboy's downfall wasn't due to his own arrogance and decline; it was simply because nobody respected him, leading to his self-abandonment.